Re: Prescriptions on the road?
Nearly all of us who are fulltime do as suggested by DL. A good way to get your prescription drugs is to get a prescription for a three month supply with three refills. If you then use a mail-order pharmacy you can easily have them send the refill to your mail forwarding service that you use as your legal address. As long as you order your refills at least a month before you run out, this will give plenty of time to get the needed drugs. We have been doing that now for more than 6.5 years and it works great. You can order a refill only one month after you start the three month supply so you have plenty of time.
For doctors and dentists, I know of no fulltimers who do not return to the same one each year for the annual physical and dental checks. It is important to do that as most doctors will not renew prescriptions of another doctor unless they run their own tests. Also, it is good to have a doctor who is familiar with your needs. On the one occasion when we were not able to return to the state for more than 15 months, we made arrangments to have our son's doctor work with our doctor and do some checks and our doctor gave us one more three month supply. Like most fulltimers, we also carry a complete set of our medical records with us.